Sentence examples for harbingers for from inspiring English sources

Losses at Ball State and U.C.L.A. earlier this season were unwelcome harbingers for Kansas fans.

Douglas M. Arthur, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, said that the results from both companies contained harbingers for more improvement throughout the year.

But Charles Komanoff, past president of the advocacy group Transportation Alternatives, is excited about electronic toll collection and the Hudson River bike path as "potential harbingers" for "revolutionary" change leading to a greener, healthier city.

Mr. Krugman tells the tale of two recoveries -- one for the rich, and one for the majority of the population -- behind the Commerce Department figures hailed as harbingers for good times ahead.

Once again, Lost in Showbiz must take up its well-thumbed copy of the Book of Revelation, and search through the apocalypse harbingers for the words: "And it shall come to pass that Jeremy Kyle shall imagine himself a serious thinker... " Jeremy, of course, has always taken himself seriously.

Today's Golden Globes showed how formidable streaming platforms have become, with Netflix's "Roma" winning the awards for best foreign language film and best director, strong harbingers for success at next month's Academy Awards ("Roma" previously won the Golden Lion, the Venice Film Festival's highest honor).

This was not an auspicious harbinger for their cause.

Is it a harbinger for shareholder worms turning?

Steele's selection was no harbinger for optimism.

Turns out, the 140 yards in Super Bowl XLV were a harbinger for his 2011 season.

The slowing momentum is not necessarily a harbinger for a bad holiday season, Mr. Bines said.